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    • … but we had plans to do afternoon tea later that afternoon, so didn’t want to fill up. Afterwards, we walked around the market which was really nice. There were tons of rides which we didn’t try, but they looked fun. We did pick up some hot roasted chestnuts from a vendor since neither of us had ever …

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    • … and landmarks, grand department stores, West End theatres and businesses. With its imposing forecourt graced by the original Lutyens wrought iron gates, striking hotel reception and intimate library, guests are introduced to the approachable elegance that extends throughout richly appointed guest rooms …

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    • … being in a Westfield back home and Kaylie said it was very similar to Bondi Junction (haven’t been there). But basically it is just every single high street shop in the one place, with all the department stores and over 50 restaurants and food shops. A very special part of the mall is The Gallery …

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    • … or more Muggles, when Black allegedly blew up a London street. He was quickly apprehended at the scene. New information from a credible source has come to light that disputes the story, and in fact names Pettigrew as the Potters’ secret-keeper on that occasion, and in an even more startling revelation …

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    • … Royal/T is a 10,000-square-foot Japanese-pop-inspired gallery-café-shop. Make sure to stop by the café, where young waitresses wearing sexy maid garb serve afternoon High Tea. It comes as no surprise Royal/T attracts quite the eclectic crowd, and with their curated shop with pieces from the likes …

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    • … among others. Royal/T Located in Culver City, Royal/T is a 10,000-square-foot Japanese-pop-inspired gallery-café-shop. Make sure to stop by the café, where young waitresses wearing sexy maid garb serve afternoon High Tea. It comes as no surprise Royal/T attracts quite the eclectic crowd …

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    • … of our travel team pondering life next to the Channel, we decided it was time to go up to Churchill Square to look for leggings/tights. After going into two department stores without much success, L and I decided to check out Primark not expecting to find anything. To our surprise, it turned out …

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    • … and the original Beatles periodicals I was actually seeking, as well as a priced-to-sell full suit of medieval English armor for mounted combat or jousting, the memory I find that lingers longest are my three unplanned days in Wales. The distance from London to Cardiff, the capitol of Wales, was slightly …

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    • … a resolution outlining the university’s commitment to: sell Fair Trade Certified coffee, tea, and chocolate in dining establishments, at catered functions and in department offices whenever feasible and within the confines of its food service contract; offer Fair Trade Certified food products and handicrafts …

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    • For the past week, we’ve been eating nothing but sandwiches. Sandwiches for breakfast, sandwiches for lunch, sandwiches for mid-afternoon snack, and you guessed it… sandwiches for dinner. If they had a dessert sandwich, we’d be all over it. They aren’t half bad considering they’re just …




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